Shereé Whitfield Gives Vague Response as Fans Bombard Her with Questions About Her ‘Joggers’

Fans are growing anxious about Shereé Whitfield‘s jogger collection and the star doesn’t seem too interested in spilling the details.

The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” celeb recently shared a photo of herself attending Ludacris’ “Spades Tournament” in Atlanta, Georgia. Whitfield was sporting a multi-color t-shirt with Black joggers and a pair of Black sneakers. She also debuted her “natural” glam and ombre Senegalese twists.

Shereé Whitfield

ATLANTA, GA – AUGUST 31: TV personality Sheree Whitfield attends 2018 LudaDay Weekend Game Night at the Gathering Spot on August 31, 2018 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images)

Whitfield captioned the image, “Me & @lisapope1word represented for the ladies at the LudaDay Spades Tournament making it to the final round. We ran the room all night 😆 It’s what we do! @themoderncraftsman ♠️.”

However, fans were more concerned about the star’s jogger line she claimed would be out in the fall and flooded her comment section with questions about the athleisure collection.

“Where is the joggers I wanted some for my birthday on the 8th 🧐,” one person asked.

“I need a tight medium.. tha talk Is hot about these joggers.. drop tha website,” another fans said.

“Its Joggers Time! September/October Spring/Summer! When can I order the joggers 🏃🏾‍♂️?”

“Where are the joggers.”

One fan said, “Somebody said it’s September!!@shereewhitfield.” Whitfield replied back, “Sure is.”

During the “RHOA” reunion in April, the mother of three said she’d be expanding her fashion line “She by Sheree” with a new collection of “lifestyle joggers.” When asked when the line would launch Whitfield stuttered, “Probably more September, that is spring, summer. September show — spring, summer.”

In August the star posted a photo of her wearing olive-colored army joggers and fans continued to ask about her jogger line although there’s still no clear update.

“#SheBySheree….about to drop! Yes boo!”

“Are those your #joggers? #shebysheree #lifestylejoggers.”

“Where exactly do we go to purchase some of your joggers?”

“You should really come up with joggers now, you should capitalize on that.”

“Child please, I live in a nice pair of joggers 👖.”

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